Durham daily recorder., 1887-11-26


; n the evening before to insure in
ertion.
These are the days Of pumpkin
pies.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. S. Carr returned
to~day from Danville.
Orders have been issued at the
electric light house to admit no one.
Mrs. a. B. Sites, returned from
q visit to her fathers family in Dam
vile to-day.
Marriage license has been issued
to Mr.. w. M. Lemons and Miss Bedie
Bell Riley.
It is a treat to step into the mimi
table Whitaker's. Call and see the
nice goods.
---Itis reported that Rev. DR.. Huff
ham will accept Guall, to the church
at Goldsboro.
Judge Shepherd was in Durham
yesterday. He is a man our people
delight to honor.
Our young friend "Bud'' Walker
Is erecting a large prize house on
Roxboro Street.
"A colored boy at TaYlor's tin shop
cut off his finger with the hugh tin
shears, yesterday.
The coffee supper given by the
Salvation Army was not so successful
as might have been desired.
Mo Mayors court, not a case for
Justice Hall; verify we are living in a
land Of brotherly love and kindness.
Eddie Cox, has returned from
Oak Ridge Institute to clerk in the
store of A. G. Cox, & Co., Durham.
Mrs. F. G. freeman, is sick at
the residence Of her son-in law. Mr..
D. w. Whitaker, on Roxboro street.
--Messrs. w. ID. Lunsford, E. j.
Parrish and Albert Kramer returned
to-day from the Danville Tobacco
Fair.
"A sportsman, Thanksgiving day,
saw flock Of black birds and firing
among them killed eighty-one, SO he
says.
Miss Lollie Corbett, and Messrs.
w. R. Israel and Z. G. Currin, left
this evening for Dutchville on . visit
to friends.
--Hayti can almost claim the title
of town. 1t has four stores and one
other will soon be opened by John
Moore and Ragland.
-Cassard & Sons lard, hams an d
breakfast strips are the best. All
guaranteed to excel all other brands.
Don't fail to try it.
1T has been officially stated that
dirt will be broken at Durham on the
GAINESVILLE, Oxford and Durham
Railroad by December, II, 1887.
The personal effects of Mr.. Joe
Ross were sold at public auction, to-
day, by his brother, Mr.. G. Green
Ross, who is administrator of the
estate.
The gay and festive Smoky Hol-
low is resumiDg its old time hilarlty
and general cussedness. Judge Shep-
hord at last term Of Durham Superior
Court caused the temporary lull.
Petty thefts are Of frequent oc-
currence. Last night, Sidney Mitchell
came to Durham from Chatham. He
left his wagon for a moment, and re-
turning found his goods gone.
The stockholders meeting of the
Fidelity, Trust and Savings Company
in the Commonwealth Club room,
this evening at 3 o'clock, will be re-
ported in Mondays RECORDER. Too
late for this issue.
Rev. w. s. Greasy, pastor of
Trinity church. Rev. Amos Gregson.
pastor Of Main street church, and Rev.
]. FL. Hall, pastor Of Carr Church
on tomorrow, Sunday will preach
their last sermons in Durham, during
this conference year.
Durham will in a short while
have Bonded Warehouse and a
Building and Loan Association. These
two enterprises will be worth vast
amount TO our people. A full &C
count will be given as soon as the
companies are organized.
Bonnie Meyer deserved better
house than she received last night.
The audience was well pleased with
the rendition of "The Rebel Chief"
She will play "My Partner" tonight.
Go and hear her. You will enjoy IL.
Popular prices. Tickets at Vaughan's
Drug Store.
"A drive around the city will as.
tonish any one at the immense mum.